The latest details on "Batman: Arkham Knight" will feature a possible release date for the game this week and a PC version of the game.
It seems that Warner Bros. Interactive and Rocksteady Studios ground breaking Batman game, "Batman: Arkham Knight" will have its "Game of The Year Edition" launch this week as several retailing websites like Amazon and EB Games stated that it will be released on Aug. 5 for PlayStation 4 and Xbox One, SegmentNext reported.
The "Game of the Year Edition" of "Batman: Arkham Knight" will feature all of the DLCs from the game from its side stories, playable characters and character skins to AR challenges and unlockable secrets. Warner Bros. and Rocksteady Studios already listed some of the past DLC in the game such as "Catwoman’s Revenge", "Season of Infamy: Most Wanted", "A Matter of Family", "A Flip of a Coin DLC" and the brand new "Batman V Superman Batmobile Pack".
Several gamers have speculated that the "Game of the Year Edition" of "Batman: Arkham Knight" will not likely head to the PC platform due to its several technica issues and glitches.
However, the good news is that Batman Arkham Knight PC is finally fixed. Its latest Steam reviews show that the game developers have managed to fix "Batman: Arkham Knight" after almost a year from its original release date, Mobile&Apps reported.
Warner Bros. and Rocksteady Studios are also working on "Batman: Return to Arkham" and the "Batman: Arkham VR. The "Return to Arkham" collection release date was moved from its initial launch of July 29 due to the game having difficulties of the frame rate when porting to the PS4 and Xbox One consoles.
Warner Bros. seems to be extra cautious with the development of "Batman: Return to Arkham" on third party ports ever since the failed development of "Batman: Arkham Knight" in the the PC platform.
"Batman: Return to Arkham" will feature enhanced versions of two "Arkham" titles; "Batman: Arkham Asylum" and "Batman: Arkham City. Both games will feature all of its DLCs from side stories, to AR gameplay to several character costumes.
The technology used in developing "Batman: Return to Arkham" came from Virtuos Games Unreal Engine 4. Virtuos Games is responsible for the HD remasters of several games such as "Final Fantasy X|X-3 HD" and "Heavy Rain" PS4 remaster.
It is speculated that "Batman: Return to Arkham" could likely launch on November this year for the consoles.
Gamers will expect "Batman: Arkham Knight" to launch this week for the PS4 and Xbox consoles.